>With R2880, I am also spoiled, and not waiting for long, if at all.

Sadly, I could only realize its strengths after killing it.
:(

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Igor PDML-StR <pdml...@komkon.org>, 21 Kas 2020 Cmt, 23:48 tarihinde şunu yazdı:
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>
>
> I vaguely remember that instructions for some inkjet photo printer or photo
> papers suggested to let the prints dry for 24 hours.
>
> With R2880, I am also spoiled, and not waiting for long, if at all.
>
>
> Igor
>
> Sent from mobile phone
>
>
> Bulent Celasun Sat, 21 Nov 2020 02:06:49 -0800 wrote:
>
> I used to have an Epson Stylus Photo Inkjet Printer (Probably R2880)
> which was using Ultrachrome K3 ink set. The print quality, even on
> common garden papers, was above my expectations and I had no problems
> ever when it was operational. Due entirely to my long neglect,
> clogging problem killed that printer.
>
> Now I have an Epson L805, a simpler and cheaper model with a cheaper
> (read, lower quality) ink set (EcoTank).
>
> I have quite a stock of inkjet printing paper (mostly Kodak, labelled
> as premium, ultra etc). Unfortunately, my recent L805 ink set
> (especially the dark tones) is notoriusly late to dry. A fairly dark
> print takes more than a week to dry. Even then, if you put a glass on
> top, there are little foci that stick (or, if you press some plain
> paper on the image you still see a few ink droplets transferred to the
> paper).
>
> Original Epson inkjet papers are very expensive and practically
> unavailable. There is only the A3 size (not suitable for my L805) and
> it is sold for about 3 dollars each. I guess there should be no ink
> drying problem if one can use those.
>
> Now, here is my question:
> Can I do anything "after printing to an ordinary inkjet photo paper"
> to make it dry quicker AND completely without damaging the image?
> Would sunlight or heat or wind or ... work?
>
> By the way, the printer accepts a command to print on a no-name card
> and uses somewhat less ink for that (on the premise that it may not
> absorb the ink well). So, there is practically nothing I can do
> "before" printing.
>
> Comments and help appreciated.
>
> Bulent
>
>
>
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